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~ PAGE EIGHT SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, September 17, 1952.

" ; nm .|7 BRITISH CYCLES SCORE miles U.S.A. National Motorcycle
vo Gover ent Suspends Arrears Of SAANICH PENINSULA IN. U.S. RACE ; Championship at Langhorne, Penn.
a SLEEPING BAGS Delinquents In Premium Payments _ BRANCH NO. 37 British motoreyeles fin pene ene machines are Coventry-made
a : ‘Hon. Eric. Martin, minister of) they have accumulated over the past, |} . ~ a first, second and third in the 100-|Triumph Tiger 100’s. . :
FOR THAT HUNTING TRIP! health and welfare, announced that| three years, |. 7 oo | LEGION ; . — ° " —__ j ;
Wool lined, doeskin lining, attached {the provincial government will sus- “However, it should be noted:that Tc = : Tents, Awnings, Sails, Boat =
7 pillow, zipper. side-opening ©. $Q95_ pend . arrears” of persons delinquent the Hospital Insurance Service tae NEWS = CANVAS GOODS Covers, .. Tarpaulins, . Truck =
oo .and..tie tapes.eccecclcueclbeetece esetenteceeens | ; in. payment. of .their -premiums | for through ‘certain of’ the procedures]! (By ‘Wiiliam. Stewart) —. Estimates: Free — . Covers, Waterproof Clothing. =
—— ce y British. Columbia: ‘Hospital Insurance rided by Roe givtinwety eel 7 rarer : are oe wt ar =
a ae _ 7 7 : : : seg ee provided by the Act; -continue:to col The branch is pleased to announce . ==
wee ye yas ops ' re The General Warehouse ° [seve during 1949 ‘0 oa matusive. lect. premium: arrears for 1949, 1950| that Anthony A. Gambrill of Brent-| = . : F. JEUNE & BRO., LTD..
“Other priced. Oe ee oe ae : Or Who nave not registered “with ‘the | nd -1951 from : those ‘persons - who: wood," : V.L,: has “been “awarded °a ie we stablished 1 aa -
fees frome WAR SURPLUS. ANNEX B.CHLLS. "| can well afford-to pay,” the minister | Canadian Legion B.C. -Provincial a 570: Johnson. St-—Canvas in. Stock’ Up footy Beet Wide—G 4688
© $10.75 to $48.95 “4012. Government.. © = (ee Victoria: Mr. Martin said’ this-is a suspen-|-of health and welfare said.) ~ " Command “scholarship.. Mr. Gam- | 2 _
fe oe oe oe . {sion and-not a cancellation. of ar- ‘Instalment Payments -~ brill was a‘student at-North Saanich

é Y i rears. “Persons in this category can] - Mr. Martin noted this would: be| high school last term and intends to | S T O C KS _ A N D B 0 N D S
ee = . TE cE — | re-establish. themselves with the B.C.| i > -makine . arfanwe-| further-his studies in Victoria this :

— - Is nems am-for tha accomplished . -by ~ making . arrange mM, ? | a Se

: PATRONIZE REVIEW ADVERTISERS HLS. by paying the premium’for the ments for instalment payments, if year, The presentation of this award ; Listed on ‘Any Exchange, or Unlisted, May Be

ss : present year and after the two-week necessary, in accordance with their] Will be made at the next general .
= waiting period they will then ‘be- . ;

we cys means. The main. consideration in | Meeting in October. BOUGHT or SOLD
come eligible for full hospital insur- bringing this policy into effect is te} 1 would like to express my appre- | Through
ance benefits.” he said. {allow these persons presently in de-|Ciation to the members of the branch
In: a press release, September 9,

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fault to re-establish themselves with!and to the members of the Ladies | H. A. HU MBE R, LTD.

Mr. Martin pointed out that persons] the Service. Auxiliary, for the fine efforts on ; ; 5 5 .
who cannot pay their arrears due to They would thereby become elig-|ehalf of the branch, at the booth Latest information and Continuous Quotation Service Over
low incomes will not be asked to do] ible for the full range of the all-|on the Saanichton fair grounds -dur- PRIVATE WIRE FACILITIES
“. He: said the government feels inclusive. hospitalization. benefits af-; ing the a ree _ franks to. the STOCKS BONDS. MINES GRAINS OILS
mat some persons may be staying) forded under the Act, he said. “It{Many merchants and business men 1220 Bro
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out of the plan because they are un-} should be noted ‘that approximately [in North Saanich, for their co-opera- *re Telephones: E 1101 and E 1102.
able to-pay ‘the large arrears which | 90 per cent of -the total premiums | tion in keeping us well supplied while

i for this three-year period have been | our booth was in operation. 0° | ===
collected. |: All. members: and” veterans “and

“It is felt that the majority of {their friends are once again ‘remind:
those “persons who “ure delinquent | ed of the mixed smoker to be held in,

and who have amassed-arrears have| Mills Road Hallnext Saturday night;
dlone-so because they have had tem-| Sept. 20, at 8 oclock, Jéntertainment
| porary financial difficulties. “There- | for this event will he supplied by the
“T fore, itis felt. that: this change will{ Esquimalt branch of thé Canadian

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be of particular. benefit. to. these | Legion. Tickets are now on. sale

persons.” So pand an electric waffle iron will be ; :
I Le 3 The current year's premium for given away as a door prize. STANDARD OU,
TEENS : pee kt | persons with one or. more’ depend-j —_ , : ‘
eek ae - BEACON MOTORS a . | ents is. $40.50 made’ up of $21 for New Low-Power AGENT
-. Beacon Ave. at Fifth St., Sidney. .. © Phone 130

30. 1952, $19.50 for the period from|elay Stations
July 1 to December 31, 1952 (this} Are Approved
includes the recently ; announced} The board of: governors of the | f

Premium reduction) which: totals Canadian Broadcasting Corporation!
$40.50 for the full year’s premium. | pas approved. the establishment. of, 6.

Single. persons’ ‘premium would Jow-power relay: transinitters at an || | SIDNEY. —_ _ | —_ PHONE 10 ;

|. period from’ January 1 to. June

GASOLINES . STOVE OIL - DIESEL OIL
. and FURNACE FUELS .

amount to. $2850.00 5 ‘additional _ 20 localities in: different
‘The health and welfare minister's parts of Canada. Eight ofthe new
statement concluded: “We have given] transmitters “will be in. British Col-
this aspect of the service’s opera- umbia.” eee
tions very ‘careful consideration’ and]: These unattended transmitters of
it is our opinion that the suspension] 25 watts’ are connected by wireline |
of arrears will -be advantageous’ to} with: CBC networks and are designed |
| the. people of B.C. and to the Hos-}'to bring’ full program ‘service ‘to |f
pital. Insurance®’Service. | areas not otherwise receiving’ ser- | e
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{It is: hoped. that this. action will |-vice: at Present..- Seventeen ~ trans-
serve to bring. into. benefit: the .nia-| mittérs are now’ in operation in the
jority” of .the’.pérsons ‘presently. ‘de- province; Alb:the’ British. Columbia
linquent under'the B.CH.US.” °° -: | relay stations ‘will carry the full ‘pro-
ee gram” service of the CBC's Trans-
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